Thank you for watching! If you have any questions, please feel free to ask here. I'll do my best to respond to as many as possible. Also, don't forget to download your free resources: Free Guide: Master finance lingo with my "60 Essential Finance Terms Explained" guide!charlenecong.com/learn-with-charlene/ Budgeting Template: Down easy-to-use budgeting template that I personally use: charlenecong.com/learn-with-charlene/ Charlene xx
I'm thrilled you enjoy the podcast. It's important to have open conversations about sensitive topics like divorce, and I'm glad it's resonating with you.
Charlene, it's the exact same thing in the subcontinent. Mom is the de facto CFO in a lot of households and for good reason. Like Serena said, they have a tendency to plan long term and put children first. Locally, we've seen that the education attainment rates of children is higher in households where the Mom controls the finances iirc. As a result, we've seen that government assistance programs generally transfer the amount to Mothers.
Absolutely! Moms really are the household CFOs, and they do an amazing job planning for the future and prioritizing their kids. 🎓 It’s interesting to see how this trend holds true globally. The impact on children's education is so significant, and it’s great that government programs recognize this by directing funds to mothers. Do you have any personal experiences or stories about this from your community? 😊
Hello Charlene! Your videos are very insightful and certainly immensely help people like me who want to break into finance! I am following your investment advice and putting away a percentage to invest in index funds. I am slowly trying to watch all your videos (there are a lot so it will take me a while, but I will finish them all haha). My goal is to go to Switzerland in maybe 2-3 years, would you have some time for a quick coffee chat for advice? :)
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm so happy to hear that you find my videos helpful and that you're taking steps to invest in index funds. It's great to hear you're planning to watch all the videos-there's a lot of content, but I'm sure you'll find it valuable! Your goal to move to Switzerland sounds exciting! I'd love to help out. I'd be happy to arrange a quick coffee chat. Feel free to reach out. What excites you most about moving to Switzerland? :)
Thank you for watching! If you have any questions, please feel free to ask here. I'll do my best to respond to as many as possible. Also, don't forget to download your free resources:
Free Guide: Master finance lingo with my "60 Essential Finance Terms Explained" guide!charlenecong.com/learn-with-charlene/
Budgeting Template: Down easy-to-use budgeting template that I personally use: charlenecong.com/learn-with-charlene/
Charlene xx
Love your podcast!! So cool to have someone talk about these sensitive topics (divorce) so openly!😊
I'm thrilled you enjoy the podcast. It's important to have open conversations about sensitive topics like divorce, and I'm glad it's resonating with you.
Charlene, it's the exact same thing in the subcontinent. Mom is the de facto CFO in a lot of households and for good reason.
Like Serena said, they have a tendency to plan long term and put children first. Locally, we've seen that the education attainment rates of children is higher in households where the Mom controls the finances iirc. As a result, we've seen that government assistance programs generally transfer the amount to Mothers.
Absolutely! Moms really are the household CFOs, and they do an amazing job planning for the future and prioritizing their kids. 🎓 It’s interesting to see how this trend holds true globally. The impact on children's education is so significant, and it’s great that government programs recognize this by directing funds to mothers. Do you have any personal experiences or stories about this from your community? 😊
Hello Charlene!
Your videos are very insightful and certainly immensely help people like me who want to break into finance! I am following your investment advice and putting away a percentage to invest in index funds. I am slowly trying to watch all your videos (there are a lot so it will take me a while, but I will finish them all haha). My goal is to go to Switzerland in maybe 2-3 years, would you have some time for a quick coffee chat for advice? :)
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm so happy to hear that you find my videos helpful and that you're taking steps to invest in index funds. It's great to hear you're planning to watch all the videos-there's a lot of content, but I'm sure you'll find it valuable! Your goal to move to Switzerland sounds exciting! I'd love to help out. I'd be happy to arrange a quick coffee chat. Feel free to reach out. What excites you most about moving to Switzerland? :)
@@CharleneCong Thanks for your response! Probably the breathtaking landscapes and beautiful train rides haha. I sent you a message on IG :)